"He paid no attention to the words of his special advisors, each of them the best men from their region. Even the words of the Seer fell on deaf ears. The King had made up his mind and would be leading his army of a thousand men to battle the very next day."
Gerald flipped over to the next page.
"Theybwere all nothing but mere subjects whose sole duty was to comply with all his orders. To him, whatever choices he made were all good ones and nobody was worthy enough to stand against him..."
"What a foolish king!" Caspian cut him short in a tone of utmost distaste, scrunching his face in disregard of the king's actions.
"I must admit so myself, sire," Gerald briefly shook his head.
"I think I'm done with such drama for the day," Caspian waved his hand at his butler.
"Yes sire," Gerald nodded and closed the book, slipping it under his arm.
